A Swindon man has been found guilty of being a member of a banned terrorist organisation.
According to a BBC report, Ben Raymond, 32, co-founded National Action in 2013.
The organisation, which wanted to start a race war in Britain, was banned in 2016 after praising the murder of MP Jo Cox by a white supremacist.
In addition to being convicted at Bristol Crown Court of being a member of a banned terrorist organisation, Raymond was found guilty of possessing a guide to handmade detonators and a manifesto written by Norwegian right-wing terrorist Anders Behring Breivik.
In 2011 Breivik murdered 77 people in a single day.
The court heard that Raymond not only co-founded National Action but produced a great deal of its propaganda material.
He was acquitted of four other charges relating to possessing documents.
Raymond was remanded in custody for sentencing on Friday.
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